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<blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 5980198" data-attributes="member: 63508">Most of them actually. Most fire and flames in D&amp;D are pressureless explostions or straight fires.My point is that you can't burn a fire elemental or pit friend. You can blow them up but you can't burn them to death with mundane or normal magic fire. They aren't hot enough or the fire doesn't affect them.If you are a pyromancer or fire priest and can weave primal fire, hellfire, or holy flames into your fire... maybe. But high level stuff are too tough to be affected by a few things.Yes you cannot be metaled to death just like someone cannot feather or wet me to death. Water, metal, and feather are not harmful to humans and minigiants.My point is not that fire isn't harmful.My point is that fire isn't harmful to high level fire elementals and devils.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Minigiant, post: 5980198, member: 63508"] Most of them actually. Most fire and flames in D&D are pressureless explostions or straight fires. My point is that you can't [U][I]burn[/I][/U] a fire elemental or pit friend. You can [I][U]blow them up[/U] [/I]but you can't [U][I]burn[/I][/U] them to death with mundane or normal magic fire. They aren't hot enough or the fire doesn't affect them. If you are a pyromancer or fire priest and can weave primal fire, hellfire, or holy flames into your fire... maybe. But high level stuff are too tough to be affected by a few things. Yes you cannot be metaled to death just like someone cannot feather or wet me to death. Water, metal, and feather are not harmful to humans and minigiants. My point is not that fire isn't harmful. My point is that fire isn't harmful to high level fire elementals and devils. [/QUOTE]

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